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EUROPE, JUL 1 – The UN's World Meteorological Organisation says humans must adapt as Europe faces record heat waves driven by rising Mediterranean Sea temperatures, with some areas exceeding 41 degrees Celsius.
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The United Nations' climate agency has warned that the world will face more frequent and intense heat waves in the future, and the world should learn and prepare to live with them.
UN says the world must learn to live with heat waves
On Belgium’s hottest July 1st in history, the UN’s World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) said the world must learn to live with heat waves. The thermometer in Uccle, Belgium, rose to 34.7 degrees, setting a new daily record, according to the Belga News Agency. A heat wave is affecting much of Europe. In Uccle, the record was broken by .2 degrees, as back in 2015, the thermometer there reached… Source
"This is something we have to learn to live with," said spokeswoman Claire Nullis.
The World Meteorological Organization warns that man-made climate change poses a threat to human health.
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